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better path going forward to handling upgrades. Old syntax files will stick around for compatibility purposes. Old syntax can be parsed into valid syntax trees via the old syntax (.peg) files, and then old syntax trees should be valid and can be upgraded via the normal code path. This change has lots of improvements to Nomsu codegen too.
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962 B
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#!/usr/bin/env nomsu -V1
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#
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This file defines actions for ANSI console color escape codes.
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use "core"
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test: bright: "\(green)Color test passed."
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%colors <- {..}
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normal:0, "reset color":0, bright:1, bold:1, dim:2, italic:3, underscore:4
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"slow blink":5, "fast blink": 6, reverse:7, inverse:7, inverted:7, hidden:8
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# There's some other codes, but they're not currently implemented
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black:30, red:31, green:32, yellow:33, blue:34, magenta:35, cyan:36, white:37
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"on black":40, "on red":41, "on green":42, "on yellow":43, "on blue":44
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"on magenta":45, "on cyan":46, "on white":47
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for %name = %colornum in %colors
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with {%escapecode: "\27[\(%colornum)m"}
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run ".."
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#!/usr/bin/env nomsu -V1
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compile [\%name] to: Lua value (quote \(quote %escapecode))
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compile [\%name %text] to
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Lua value ".."
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(\\(quote \(quote %escapecode))..\\(%text as lua expr).."\\27[0m")
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